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Mineralogical-Chemical Alteration and Origin of Ignimbritic Stones Used in the Old Cathedral of Nostra Signora Di Castro (Sardinia, Italy) Studies in Conservation ISSN: 0039-3630 (Print) 2047-0584 (Online) Journal homepage: https://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ysic20 Mineralogical-chemical Alteration and Origin of Ignimbritic Stones Used in the Old Cathedral of Nostra Signora di Castro (Sardinia, Italy) Stefano Columbu, Anna Gioncada, Marco Lezzerini & Fabio Sitzia To cite this article: Stefano Columbu, Anna Gioncada, Marco Lezzerini & Fabio Sitzia (2019) Mineralogical-chemical Alteration and Origin of Ignimbritic Stones Used in the Old Cathedral of Nostra Signora di Castro (Sardinia, Italy), Studies in Conservation, 64:7, 397-422, DOI: 10.1080/00393630.2018.1565016 To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/00393630.2018.1565016 Published online: 18 Mar 2019. Submit your article to this journal Article views: 83 View related articles View Crossmark data Citing articles: 3 View citing articles Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at https://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=ysic20 STUDIES IN CONSERVATION 2019, VOL. 64, NO. 7, 397–422 https://doi.org/10.1080/00393630.2018.1565016 ORIGINAL RESEARCH OR TREATMENT PAPER IN SARDINIA Mineralogical-chemical Alteration and Origin of Ignimbritic Stones Used in the Old Cathedral of Nostra Signora di Castro (Sardinia, Italy) Stefano Columbu1, Anna Gioncada 2, Marco Lezzerini2 and Fabio Sitzia1 1Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences, University of Cagliari, Cittadella Universitaria di Monserrato, Cagliari, Italy; 2Department of Earth Sciences, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy ABSTRACT ARTICLE HISTORY The pyroclastic rocks belonging to the Late Eocene-Miocene volcanic activity that occurred in Received August 2018 Sardinia between 38 and 15 Ma ago were widely used as construction materials in several Accepted December 2018 Romanesque churches of the easternmost Logudoro area, as well as in large parts of the KEYWORDS Sardinia territory. In this work, the ancient Cathedral of Nostra Signora di Castro (twelfth Provenance; XRF; XRD; SEM- century) was taken as a representative case study. There is no historical or archaeological EDX; petrographic study; evidence of ancient quarries. Based on the geochemical, petrographic, and volcanological medieval church; Logudoro; 2 data on several samples from an extensive field area (approximately 150 km ), a Romanesque geographical zoning of the volcanics has been recognised. In the Oschiri sector, there are three different sub-zones, which can be identified with different volcanic rocks: less fractionated rocks (Differentation Index ∼70–78); intermediately fractionated rocks (D.I. ∼76– 79); and more fractionated rocks (D.I. ∼77–82). To identify the origin of the ignimbrite rocks of the Church of Nostra Signora di Castro, two statistical methods were used: stepwise linear discriminant and canonical analysis. Moreover, to define the geochemical transformation processes induced by the alteration, a comparative study of concentrations of major and trace elements measured by XRF and SEM-EDX analyses on the surface portion and the innermost areas of the stone was made. Introduction and aims the northern side abuts a porch, built later. The cathe- The Church of Nostra Signora di Castro was built in the dral became the prototype of several other churches territory of Oschiri on the Logudoro area (northern Sar- built in the territory of Oschiri and dating before dinia; Figures 1 and 2(a, b)). It was consecrated in the 1174: S. Demetrio, located inside the Oschiri village year 1174, and it was once the cathedral of the (Figure 2(c, d)) and already consecrated in 1168; diocese of Castro (Spano 1858) merged in 1503 with Santa Maria di Otti, located inside the ancient village the diocese of Ottana and Bisarcio. The Church of of Otti (before Octi, Figure 2(e, f)); and S. Maria di Nostra Signora di Castro is one of the smallest Sardinian Tula, already existing in 1176. Romanesque cathedrals, but it represents one the most The Church of Nostra Signora di Castro (Figure 2(a, beautiful Romanesque churches located in rural areas. b)) was built with different kinds of local ignimbritic It is located on the site of the ancient Roman fortified rocks of Late Eocene-Miocene volcanic phase (Becca- military centre of Lugudonec, mentioned in the Itinerar- luva et al. 2011; Lustrino, Duggen, and Rosenberg ium Antonini. The diocese had a populated and vital ter- 2011), whose products occur on vast outcrops ritory during the twelfth century, but already in 1220 (Figures 1 and 3) on several sectors of Sardinia the diocesan appears to be impoverished. The docu- (Figure 1). The ignimbrites were frequently used mentary sources highlight that by the year 1420 the together with other rocks and ancient mortars to site was abandoned, although the Church of Nostra build several historical monuments in the Middle Signora di Castro still remained in use for a long time, Ages (Figure 2) as well as in the other ancient periods least every once in a while (Serra and Coroneo 2004). (Coroneo 1993; Cruciani et al. 2010; Verdiani and The modest size of the Church of Nostra Signora di Columbu 2010; Columbu and Verdiani 2014; Antonelli, Castro seems to be unusual for a cathedral, especially if Columbu, De Vos Raaijmakers, et al. 2014; Antonelli, compared to other coeval cathedrals in the same Giu- Columbu, Lezzerini, et al. 2014; Columbu et al. 2014; dicato of Torres. However, its historical-cultural impor- Chiarelli et al. 2015; Di Benedetto et al. 2015; Miriello tance is evident in technical and formal aspects such et al. 2015; Columbu, Sitzia, and Verdiani 2015; as the care in the cutting and placing of the ashlars Columbu, Cruciani, et al. 2015; Columbu and Garau in the wall surface (Serra and Coroneo 2004). Along 2017; Columbu, Lisci, Sitzia, and Buccellato, et al. CONTACT Stefano Columbu [email protected] Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences, University of Cagliari, Cittadella Universitaria di Monserrato, Va Trentino 51, Cagliari, CA 09134 Italy © The International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works 2019 398 S. COLUMBU ET AL. Figure 1. Schematic geological map of Sardinia with the local- isation of the Oschiri village and sector reported on the sketch map of Figure 3. Legend of patterns and colours refer to lithol- ogies: white = recent alluvial sediments; light grey = Oligo- Figure 2. Old Cathedral of Nostra Signora di Castro (Oschiri) Miocene volcanics including the Oschiri ignimbrites; dark and other important medieval Romanesque churches: (a, b) grey = Plio-Pleistocene volcanics; stippled grey = Miocene main facade and apse of Castro Church, respectively; (c, d) marine sediments; grey crosses = Paleozoic crystalline base- Santa Maria di Otti Church (south of Castro Church); (e, f) San Demetrio Church, located within the cemetery of Oschiri ment and Mesozoic formations; and red continuous and ’ dashed lines = faults. village; and (g, h) Basilica of Sant Antioco di Bisarcio, located in the field of Ozieri. 2017; Columbu, Sitzia, and Ennas 2017; Raneri et al. 2018; Columbu, Antonelli, and Sitzia 2018; Columbu, papers, the stone decay has been investigated, Piras, et al. 2018; Columbu, Palomba, et al. 2018; especially studying sandstone, limestone, or other Columbu, Lisci, Sitzia, Lorenzetti, et al. 2018; Columbu, rocks (Rodriguez-Navarro et al. 1997; Sabatini et al. Garau, and Lugliè 2018; Manzoni et al. 2019). 2000; Bargossi, Felli, and Guerriri 2002; Franzini et al. The ignimbritic rocks probably belong to the local 2007; Benavente, Cultrone, and Gómez-Heras 2008; outcrops, but considering the geochemical variety of Sebastian et al. 2008; Wangler and Scherer 2008; volcanics, it is not easy to find their exact origin. More- Leoni et al. 2010; Gioncada et al. 2011; López-Doncel over, no evidence exists of ancient quarries and it is et al. 2013; Lezzerini et al. 2016; Lezzerini et al. 2018; probable that there were contemporaneous different Ramacciotti et al. 2018), but research on Sardinian pyr- procurement points of geomaterials in the field, or oclastic rocks is still scarce, despite their wide use in the use of stone boulders. ancient times (Coroneo 1993). The volcanic rocks used to build the Church of The main aim of this research was to determine the Nostra Signora di Castro, especially when pyroclastic minero-petrographic and geochemical characteristics of facies were used, show frequently a physical decay volcanic rocks used in the Church of Nostra Signora di and a mineralogical-chemical alteration. In several Castro, in order to identify the origin of the geomaterials, MINERALOGICAL-CHEMICAL ALTERATIONANDORIGINOFIGNIMBRITICSTONES 399 Figure 3. Geological sketch map of Oschiri-Chilivani/Tula sector where are located the medieval churches of Castro Cathedral, Santa Maria di Otti, and San Demetrio churches, and Basilica Sant’Antioco di Bisarcio (Ozieri territory). The geological map has been set according to geopetrographic surveys performed in this work, according to Beccaluva et al. (1985), Carmignani et al. (1996), and Lecca et al. (1997). providing geological samples for any restoration inter- archaeological historical point of view (to know the vention on the monument and to deepen knowledge ancient trade of building materials in historical times), of the ancient trade of raw materials in the Middle Ages. but also to intervene in the restoration of monuments A detailed petrographic and geochemical compari- with the substitution, or partial integration, of the son of ignimbritic rocks from the Church of Nostra degraded decorative elements or ashlars
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